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16 Jul 2018 11:32 #6342
by toq1
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Where can I find the unit specifications/descriptions for the battwatts module in the SDKtool? I am interested in determining the options for the inputs for battery chemistry, dispatch, and meter position. There is no metadata listed describing the 0,1, or 2 options for these inputs.
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16 Jul 2018 15:51 #6343
by pgilman
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Hello,
Oops, looks like an oversight in our part.
You can figure out what the options are by looking at the user interface elements for those inputs in SAM -- for the PVWatts model, at the bottom of the System Design page.
I updated the source code at github.com/NREL/ssc/blob/develop/ssc/cmod_battwatts.cpp so the variable descriptions will be more meaningful in the next version of SSC.
For
:
0 = lead acid
1 = lithium ion
The variable metadata suggests that 2 is a valid value, but it does not appear as an option in the user interface or the source code.
For
:
0 = peak shaving look ahead
1 = peak shaving look behind
Best regards,
Paul.
Oops, looks like an oversight in our part.
You can figure out what the options are by looking at the user interface elements for those inputs in SAM -- for the PVWatts model, at the bottom of the System Design page.
I updated the source code at github.com/NREL/ssc/blob/develop/ssc/cmod_battwatts.cpp so the variable descriptions will be more meaningful in the next version of SSC.
For
Code:
batt_simple_chemstry
0 = lead acid
1 = lithium ion
The variable metadata suggests that 2 is a valid value, but it does not appear as an option in the user interface or the source code.
For
Code:
batt_simple_dispatch
0 = peak shaving look ahead
1 = peak shaving look behind
Best regards,
Paul.
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19 Jul 2018 14:05 #6344
by pgilman
Replied by pgilman on topic battwatts input parameters
Hello,
The 'gen' variable is a time series (8760 for hourly data) array with power values representing power from the PV array. Normally, in SAM, this would be generated by the pvwattsv5 module. You can either create the array yourself, or run the pvwattsv5 or another power system module to create it.
Best regards,
Paul.
The 'gen' variable is a time series (8760 for hourly data) array with power values representing power from the PV array. Normally, in SAM, this would be generated by the pvwattsv5 module. You can either create the array yourself, or run the pvwattsv5 or another power system module to create it.
Best regards,
Paul.
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